INNOVATIVE SLURRY TRENCH METHODS FOR THE REHABILITATION OF SMALL DAMS
The rehabilitation of small dams often requires the reduction or control of groundwater seepage through or under earthen dams. The slurry trench method is well
The rehabilitation of small dams often requires the reduction or control of groundwater seepage through or under earthen dams. The slurry trench method is well
Excavation for a cut and cover highway tunnel underpass was designed and constructed using deep soil mixing. Several historic mansions located close to the tunnel
The Jackson Lake Dam was constructed in 1917 in the Grand Teton National Park near Jackson, Wyoming. The dam was a hydraulic fill placed on
In the mid 1950’s, Intrusion Prepakt of Cleveland Ohio first patented the soil mixing technique which was also known as the “Mixed In-Place Pile” technique.
The Geiger (C & M Oil) Superfund Site is the first US Army Corps of Engineers managed soil remediation project which utilized the in-situ stabilization/solidification
n 2017, In Situ Soil Mixing (ISSM) with cement was used to increase the shear strength of soft soils, including an organic peat layer, at

Significant Project Features: Installation of 1,850 linear feet of sand filter trench using the bio-polymer slurry trench method Use of guar gum for slurry creation